anothernewdude

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by anothernewdude 2y ago
If they're training R1 on o1 output on the benchmarks - then I don't trust those benchmarks results for R1. It means the model is liable to be brittle, and they need to prove otherwise.
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by anothernewdude 2y ago
If blacklisting user-agents doesn't work, whitelist the clients you actually want to accept.
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by anothernewdude 2y ago
I'm hoping the work in fixing AI hype projects is just as lucrative as fixing overseas contracting projects has been.
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by anothernewdude 2y ago
Thank you!
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by anothernewdude 2y ago
I don't even bother to check now before buying games.
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by anothernewdude 2y ago
People give communism a bad rap, but the soviets had maybe a quarter the resources, a much smaller population and logistical problems from geography and kept up with the US for decades, outpacing in several areas.
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by anothernewdude 2y ago
Of course you're right, there's something worse, therefore capitalist, unrepresentative democracy is perfect. How could I be so naive?
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by anothernewdude 2y ago
Agents are the worst idea. I think AI will start to progress again when we get better models that drop this whole chat idea, and just focus on completions. Building the tools on top should be the work that is given over to the masses. It&#x
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by anothernewdude 2y ago
1. This guy has a tight alibi and the shooter is elsewhere. 2. This guy has a terminal illness. 3. This guy is bankrupt after healthcare debt + buying backpacks.
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by anothernewdude 2y ago
Because private alternatives exist, and therefore the wealthy and powerful have no reason to make public education or healthcare work. (Except for long-sighted views that they seem to lack, possibly because their education is also pretty ba
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by anothernewdude 2y ago
> I am sure that MSFT carefully vets all CA additions. I'm sure that Microsoft carefully ensure they're paid for all CA additions. Given their monopoly there is no incentive for vetting.
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by anothernewdude 2y ago
> who offer insights based on how stuff works at a small scale, or better yet, pronouncements rooted in “first principles.” And looking through the comments, this is just wrong.
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by anothernewdude 2y ago
Selecting for things other than performance means you're selecting against performance. This harms the quality of their workforce, and is a bad business decision. It's ideological, and therefore inefficient.
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by anothernewdude 2y ago
> Please enable JS and disable any ad blocker Haha, no.
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by anothernewdude 2y ago
Terraform isn't really declarative. It's declarative right up until the point at which it isn't, where it falls apart. I need a declarative deployment right up to the application layer, which is where terraform fails.
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by anothernewdude 2y ago
Hilarious. Didn't they just announce a return to the office? Now they're complaining?
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by anothernewdude 2y ago
Real solution is to never use the voice actors again, and cut them out from the very beginning.
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by anothernewdude 2y ago
As an investor, if a company doesn't know what to do with their employees - it's a bad signal.
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by anothernewdude 2y ago
I think with this kind of leadership they should probably liquidate and return money to the stockholders.
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by anothernewdude 2y ago
Seems rather tenuous to base an application on this API that may randomly decide that you're banned. The "decisions" reached by the LLM that bans people is up to random sampling after all.
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by anothernewdude 2y ago
I hear a bunch of companies are thinking of moving everything back to the office.
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by anothernewdude 2y ago
I guess I'll follow suit and go back to on-premises.
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by anothernewdude 2y ago
Except they don't need to take it now, just before anyone else does.
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by anothernewdude 2y ago
I was expecting planning for climate change and the rising sea levels.
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by anothernewdude 2y ago
By the time the Engineer has gone through the effort to find some place to go to, it's well past time for the company to increase pay. They'd have to pay more than the difference, so they don't. And they'd have to be abl
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by anothernewdude 2y ago
Graphs are lists. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adjacency_list
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by anothernewdude 2y ago
I don't. If I'm using a third-party to log in then it's a burner account that I don't care about, and am basically using because I don't think whatever tool or site should need a log in to use.
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by anothernewdude 2y ago
It's a joke that we allowed him to buy residency. I hope it was worth it for him, and only hope similar things happen to Peter Thiel.
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by anothernewdude 2y ago
What about the wire fraud and money laundering that he's actually accused of?
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by anothernewdude 2y ago
Flatten your data down to a heatmap

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